Fine Tuning a 360 Magnum with a Brawler "Double Pumper"
Alright guys, back on the road. Got the new pump installed, runs, actually feeds fuel, and got the truck running again. Annoyingly the only place that I could mount the pump currently that is below the tank and not in the way of anything was on the outside of the frame (c-channel, due to the size of the pump it doesn’t fit inside the c).
This is before any wire and hose management was done. Definitely need to build a rock guard of some sort to protect the pump.
Strangely, one of the mounting studs was stripped out. I’m not entirely sure how as I started them all by hand and then went to tighten them until snug with a small wrench, probably just soft metal. Anyway, I’m not entirely sure what exactly these bolt/stud things are called so I don’t know how to go for looking for a replacement. I googled “carter p4594 mounting hardware replacement” to no avail, so I was wondering if anyone on here knew.
Here’s a zoom in on the stud I need. Has threads on both sides, one side goes into the body of the pump and seals the top, then has a hex, shoulders then more threads on top.
Alright guys, back on the road. Got the new pump installed, runs, actually feeds fuel, and got the truck running again. Annoyingly the only place that I could mount the pump currently that is below the tank and not in the way of anything was on the outside of the frame (c-channel, due to the size of the pump it doesn’t fit inside the c).
This is before any wire and hose management was done. Definitely need to build a rock guard of some sort to protect the pump.
Strangely, one of the mounting studs was stripped out. I’m not entirely sure how as I started them all by hand and then went to tighten them until snug with a small wrench, probably just soft metal. Anyway, I’m not entirely sure what exactly these bolt/stud things are called so I don’t know how to go for looking for a replacement. I googled “carter p4594 mounting hardware replacement” to no avail, so I was wondering if anyone on here knew.
Here’s a zoom in on the stud I need. Has threads on both sides, one side goes into the body of the pump and seals the top, then has a hex, shoulders then more threads on top.